In order to escape the world’s pressures, Moby often finds refuge in ambient and neo-classical music, and Future Quiet is one of several ventures into such territory. It isn’t the type of extended meditation session he reserves for his lengthy ambient releases, instead coming a bit closer to his orchestral releases on Deutsche Grammophon.
The album begins by revisiting “When It’s Cold I’d Like to Die,” the elegiac closing number to Everything Is Wrong that gained a new audience after it soundtracked particularly emotional moments during three seasons of Stranger Things. Jacob Lusk of Gabriels stays faithful to the Mimi Goese-sung original, if anything making the song sound more intimate and sacred. Two songs from the previous Moby album,…

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